Meeting the govt’s ₹1.05 lakh crore sell-off target
The easiest way to meet or even exceed the disinvestment target is for the government to reduce its stake to 49% in various central public sector units.
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Decoding disinvestments
A detailed look at data reveals that Modi 1.0 had a far superior record on disinvestment compared to UPA 2.0.
Fortune India 500: A year of churn at India Inc
The profitability of the Fortune India 500 companies declined 10.2% in FY18; despite that, the firms on the list were generous enough to raise total salaries by 10.2%.
The megacorp roll call
Editor’s letter from the Dec. 2018 - Mar. 2019 special issue
The 2018 PSU50 – sliced and diced
Banks are back in this year’s PSU50 list, but with a lower share of the total profits, while oil & gas companies rule.
The end of Coal India’s monopoly
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs takes a decision to allow private sector to procure coal mines for non-captive requirements. But will it attract the likes of Rio Tinto, BHP Biliton or even Vedanta?
Can Coal India reform itself?
If the public sector giant doesn’t learn some new moves, it could find itself dwindling away.
Ready for takeoff
With hurdles being cleared, thermal power units are poised to boost production. It’s time to buy.
The burning question
The government believes that listing Coal India will improve transparency and governance. But that may be a big ask.
